NPA cracks down on Bobroffs' millions stashed in Israel

News24 - Saturday 12th August, 2017

Pretoria - The NPA's Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) obtained a court order to freeze roughly R101 million, held in two bank accounts in Israel, belonging to two lawyers accused of fraud, a spokesperson said on Friday.

The money was initially frozen by the Israeli authorities after they became suspicious about transactions on accounts held by Ronald and Darren Bobroff, National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) spokesperson Luvuyo Mfaku said in a statement.

The two are accused of entering into multiple fee agreements with their clients through their legal firm Ronald Bobroff amp;amp; Partners.

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